def test_gotRemoteRoot(self):
"""
Should add remote to builder and observers, add self to remote builders
and observers, start static info fetching.
"""
hub = Hub()
remote = FakeRemoteHub('foo')
called = []
def makeFake(name):
def f(*args):
called.append((name, args))
return f
hub.addBuilder = makeFake('addB')
hub.addObserver = makeFake('addO')
remote.addBuilder = makeFake('r_addB')
remote.addObserver = makeFake('r_addO')
remote.getStaticInfo = makeFake('r_getStaticInfo')
hub.gotRemoteRoot(remote)
self.assertEqual(set(called), set([
('addB', (remote,)),
('addO', (remote,)),
('r_addB', (hub,)),
('r_addO', (hub,)),
('r_getStaticInfo', ()),
]))
self.assertEqual(remote.hub, hub)
def test_connect(self):
"""
You can connect to other servers. This is functionalish
"""
server = Hub()
client = Hub()
called = []
client.remoteHubFactory = lambda x: 'foo'
client.gotRemoteRoot = called.append
server.startServer(server.getPBServerFactory(), 'tcp:10999')
def check(r):
self.assertEqual(called, ['foo'],
"Should have called .gotRemoteRoot with wrapped remote")
return r
d = client.connect('tcp:host=127.0.0.1:port=10999')
d.addCallback(check)
d.addCallback(lambda x: client.disconnect(
'tcp:host=127.0.0.1:port=10999'))
d.addCallback(lambda x: server.stopServer('tcp:10999'))
return d
